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I have had multiple boots over the years working as a auto tech and farming... Cat Boots... Lasted about 8 months and the soles split. Rocky Boots... Lasted a little over a year and the leather seams were splitting. Wolverine Boots... Bought 2 sets and lasted 3 years... Pretty comfortable, but...

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Anybody have one of these yet? My dealer doesnt think that they will hold up and not going to sell them until his other dealers say that they will be ok?:headscrat

I prefer the Dual 80 myself. They seem tighter with less play than the Matco 88.

Needing 3/4" drive socket sets. Preferably snap on or a trustworthy brand. Impact style. Also could use some extensions tool. Any length.

What did you buy to get it free?

The Epiq series with the Power Tool side is nice, Saves a lot of space out of the drawers. I really like the lockers that go with the Epiq. 30x30x76 and the shelves are on slides. But they are $1000 more than the KRL1012s. My dealer said that he makes 25% on new tool box sales.

I bought the SHLF80 not too long ago and love it. Havent touched my 1/2" breaker bar since. I got a Snap On hooded sweatshirt to go in with it, so that sweetened the deal too:)

I have seen one and really liked it. Its different that the grip latch or Cornwell style. Ordered the 84" and still waiting to receive it....

I get to use one from time to time on out fire department. They are fun and can destroy cars pretty fast. Heavy though. Ours is a Hurst.

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The only problem with the DHP1 is that it only fits the 03 to current dodges and not the prior. The newer Dodges have a 15mm 6pt head and the older have a 14mm 12pt head.

I use them both about the same. No one size fits all when it comes to impact. I have 2 1/2" impacts, 1 1/2" cordless impact, and a 3/8" impact.

Like new, Used only a few times. No personal markings. $60 plus ship. http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?P65=&tool=hand&item_ID=76145&group_ID=19840&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog

Got the FHP1 and DHP1 yesterday. Hopefully better than wrecking my sockets and extensions to do the same thing.

Thats the set that I use and works for about everything. Never broke one!

I have the reversable cut off tool from Cornwell and have been happy with it, also have the gearless die grinder as well and have no complaints there either.